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At least one Safeway project is flying along, even as Millbrae apparently makes B'game look downright business-friendly! Here's the roof ramp that will lead up to the rooftop parking. Good thing we will have rooftop space because the at-grade space is shrinking as construction progresses.
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Since I live within 500 feet of the new Safeway site, I get the official notices on what's up there. Yesterday's mail brought news that Safeway has applied for a Type 86 "Instructional Tasting License" from the ABC. BevMo! has one already and I hear Prestige on the Avenew is applying for one as well---competition is heating up.
Posted by: Joe | April 23, 2011 at 10:41 AM
Burlingame held up Safeway for over ten years. Millbrae will hold up Safeway for as long as it takes to conduct a mail-only election. No comparison.
Posted by: fred | April 25, 2011 at 11:19 AM
Not hardly. Only one of the two labor union lovers could win which still leaves one in Millbrae to hold up Safeway. I do like your choice of verb though :-)
Posted by: Joe | April 25, 2011 at 05:40 PM